Good morning, Decatur.

WSOY Community Food Drive returns on Oct.

2 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Airport Plaza Kroger, collecting food & monetary donations for local organizations including Catholic Charities as rising needs spur quick volunteer deliveries.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA joined Byers & Co on Sept.

18 to discuss Illini football and basketball excitement, the search for a new YMCA CEO, community health, the WSOY Community Food Drive, and water safety training + ways to strengthen local programs.

Central Park is hosting the annual art show by the Decatur Area Arts Council today and tomorrow, featuring over 40 local artists, live music, and food trucks — a chance to meet artists directly and support local creativity.

The James Millikin Homestead will mark its 150th anniversary tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. at 125 N.

Pine St. as the community honors this historic landmark's milestone.

On Friday, Sept. 18, DPS 61 Director of HR Monica Wilks and Dennis Lab School teachers Jennifer Nanor and Delicia Pollard joined Byers & Co to discuss the first cohort of the International Teacher Cultural Exchange Program in a podcast interview.

The EPA extended the comment period to Oct.

4 for three proposed CO2 injection wells west of Gibson City after community requests. An availability session will be held Tuesday, Sept. 22, at Countryside Event Center in Gibson City, with a formal hearing afterward for public comments (no registration required).

Mark Tupper previewed the Illini football game against SIU and explained that the basketball team will host four top-10 prospects for campus visits.

The podcast gave local fans insight into what to expect this season.